Oh boy -- things are really, really starting to look good as far as their relationship lasting for the long haul this time around, especially now that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are reportedly adopting another dog together.

Back when they were filming the first Breaking Dawn film, they adopted their beloved mutt, Bear, from a shelter in New Orleans, so now they're apparently looking to give him a sibling, so to speak. A source told RadarOnline, "They were desperate for Bear to have a companion, but recent events meant they had to hold off from the idea."

Huh. Funny how "recent events" sounds so much nicer than, "Kristen cheated on Rob with a married dude."

As much fun as it is to see our kids dress up in cute Halloween costumes, getting the family pets in on the dress-up action makes the holiday even more fun -- not to mention hilarious and adorable.

And if any city knows how to throw a great Halloween pet party, it's New York. Just last weekend the 22nd annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade took place -- and plenty of festive pups turned out for the event.

Get a load of this little guy dressed up like a lobster -- isn't he about the best looking crustacean you've ever seen?

OMG. Have you seen the video of the precious little one-eyed "cyclops" Bengal kitten who was born about a week ago yet? Because if you haven't, you're missing out on having an experience where you're so touched yet so heartbroken at the same time, it's kind of hard to process the range of emotions pouring in.

The tiny kitten, named Cleyed, was one of three babies born after his mother was rushed to the veterinarian for emergency surgery due to the horns of her uterus being twisted. When the first baby was delivered from the mama cat, one of the vet techs dried her off, and discovered that she was, indeed, a very rare one-eyed cat.

I've never really been a "dog person" -- until I got my dog Mickey. Now, five years later, I'm like one of those people who whips out their wallet to show strangers pictures of their children, only they're not pictures of children. They're pictures of my 80-pound German Shepherd/Black Lab mix. I can't help it. He's my little baby. He can do no wrong.

So when I was offered the chance to have a "pet psychic" reading to tell me what was going on in Mickey's head, I thought, Wow, this is going to be awesome. I can't wait to hear what he has to say! Sure, I was kind of skeptical, but a co-worker had gone to the same person a few years ago and said it was absolutely incredible.

Well, I had my psychic reading over the phone the other day, and let me tell you ... the things I learned will knock you out of the dog park.

If you need a good dose of good old-fashioned adorable-ness to round out your day, then you don't want to miss hearing the story of Mittens, a Pekingese dog who adopted an abandoned kitten as her own "baby" -- even going so far as to nurse the poor little cat back to health.

The tiny gray kitten was found in Mittens' owner Pat Weber's barn in Minnesota, and at first she wasn't even sure it was alive. She wrapped the cat in a warm towel and it began meowing -- and that's when Mittens came to the rescue and started licking and cuddling the kitten as if it were her own pup.

Sometimes you hear something so awful that all you can really say is, "What the hell is WRONG with people?" And that's exactly how I reacted when I heard about a Pennsylvania couple who sold their neighbor's lost puppy for $50 on Craigslist instead of returning him.

Yes -- Scott and Roxanne Duff SOLD a 6-month-old Rottweiler to make a cheap buck, and they probably would've gotten away with it too if they hadn't made one key mistake.

Forget Superman. That guy's got nothing on Super Kitty. A recent YouTube video shows what has to be the fastest cat ever. And I'm not talking about some Planet Earth documented Cheetah. No, I am talking about a Friskies eating, household pet.

This feline is lightning fast. Seriously. I have never seen a domesticated animal move this quickly. 

In what has to be one of the saddest and yet the most heartwarming stories I've ever heard, the tale of a dying stray dog who finally received the love and compassion he never knew right before he died has touched me in more ways than one.

"Ol Boy" was found sick, starving, and alone on the streets of Singapore by a rescue group called Save Our Street Dogs. They picked him up off the ground (where he was lying in his own urine) and took him to a veterinarian, who found that he was infested with ticks, covered in sores, in incredible pain, and possibly suffering from cancer.